Question weird square

[OldSchoolHer]

i recently had the virus mail ru and i deleted it (from disk c, regedit browsers, ran malwarebytes aswell) and i noticed that everytime i start pubg or get back into the lobby after a match this white square appears in the bottom right corner after 5 seconds i get into the lobby, and it has 2 circles on it that get bigger and smaller, it started appearing while i'm on my browser aswell. anyone knows what this is?

 

[Ralston18]

Are you able to capture an image and post that image?

http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-2173703/post-images-tomshardware-guide.html

What browser are you using?

Did you check PUBG's website: Forums and FAQs to learn if any other players have noted and asked about the "square"?

 

[OldSchoolHer]

Are you able to capture an image and post that image?

http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-2173703/post-images-tomshardware-guide.html

What browser are you using?

Did you check PUBG's website: Forums and FAQs to learn if any other players have noted and asked about the "square"?

yeah i checked their website, i'm currently using vivaldi, switched from firefox because it got pretty messed up after i deleted the virus, it was glitching
and i have a photo of it

 

[OldSchoolHer]

oh and i keep getting these alerts from malwarebytes

 

[Ralston18]

Adware first: Tom's Hardware does use ads to support the website. However, I have used the "How to post an image" link many times . No one has noted or commented on an AV/Malware block.

As for the white square my first suggestion is to reinstall Vivaldi. May be some bug or corruption.

However, before doing so, access PUBG using other computers and/or browsers. Or, better yet, another computer with Vivaldi installed.

If the white square reappears - then the problem may be at the website.

 

[Colif]

i would download and run a 2nd opinion AV product like Bitdefender Free and scan PC and make sure you virus free.

normally the only way to know an AV is gone is clean install. Malwarebytes isn't an Antivirus program, regardless of how they advertise themselves.